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aw sea. I wav MEDFOPD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1948 PAGE SEVEN Church Interests and Notices rtlfrim Holiness Churrli Corner Jackson ana B ale. near Rooaevelt achool. Rev. 0- Mwln Cot, Pastor. Sunday school, I M a. m. Morning wonblp, tt a. m. Ber mon by ths pastor. Afternoon enspel ssrvlos t p. m., Jseksonvllls. p. T. P. 8- P- Mr. Cos. sponsor. venlnf evanaeUstle service, 140. Mld-wwk prater ana Bible stud Wednesday, ISO. soldiers and their families will find a welooms In our midst. Never a stranger but onoe. Com M you are. Flrtt Cbarrh Of Christ, Selsntlst ' Authorized Branch of The Mother Church. The Plrat Church of Christ, Scientist, In Boeton. Uu. Services ere held every Sunday at 11 o'clock, subject January 10. -sea lament." 9:30. Sunday school. 8:00. Wednesday evening meeting .... inrJiulM testimonies at (Thrla if tun Science neellnn. SjSl . II aVIA I. it 414 and 416 Medford Center build' lnr. Is open dally from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. The librarian Is In attend' anos from 10 to 4. Foursquare Gospel Chnrch Comer Central and Jackson. Rev. w. Shearburn. Pastor. 0:45. Sunday achool with rlaaaaa for all ages. Mrs. Nellie Jennings. Sun. day superintendent, will be portray. Ing the twenty-third psalm on the Flannelgraph board. 11 :00. worship. 6:30. Young People! Crusader service. 7:30. Evangeltstle service; good old' time gospel singing. 7:30, Wednesdsy. Bible studies on the Book of Epheslsns. 7:30. Friday, song and prayer service. The public Is given a cordial wel come to attend these services. Chorrk Of God Haven and Holly sts. T. O. Satterflsld. Pastor. The revival being conducted night ly at 7:0 p. m., with Evangelist Ralph M. Conrad of California, Is projreselng and the people are being strengthened In their Christian life Sunday school. t:45 a. m.i . R. Walte. superintendent. A class and a welcome for all agea worship. 11 a. m. Evangelist Con rad will deliver the meeaage. Young People's service. 640 p. m sirs. Joyce Anderson hss been elected president of this group for six months. Bh would Uke for all our young people to Join in. Evangelistic services, 1M p. m.. Ivangellst Conrad apeaklng. These services will continue each night through the week. Come. Free Methodist Church Comer B. Ivy and W. 10th Sts. Rsv. M. P. Knlgge, pastor. Sunday school. .4; Grace An drews, superintendent. Morning worship. Hi B. C. arey. from California, will be guset speaker. Be will Illustrate his meesage with chalk drawing. The theme. The Cross." Come and hssr him. Y. P. M. B. meeting. 6:46. Subject. "Personal evangelism. Sermon by pastor. 740. Prayer meeting Wednesday. 7 JO. Zlon English Lutheran Chorrh Weat Fourth at Oekdale. Karl W. Brockhaus. Pastor. , 10 a. Sunday school. 11 a. m, worship servlee. 1) p. m. Intermediate Luther league. 6 p. ra. Senior league. The pastor will conduct regular morning worship service and preach the sermon. Bervloe men are cordially Invited to attend the senior league meeting at p. m. Women's Missionary society meets at home of Mrs. Obert Hanson, 633 West 13th, Thursday. I p. a Mre Hanson and Mrs. O. Borg will be co-hostesses with Mrs. Brockhaus presenting the toplo. "A Fiesta With Our Southern Neighbors." Women of the congregation and their friends are cordially invited. First CbrUtlsn Church Ninth and Oakdale. H. W. Coleman, Minister. Sunday services: 9:46. Sundsy school with graded claaaes tor all ages. 10:66. morning worship. Anthem. "How Beautiful Upon the Mountain, fucholsotx. Sermon, "BuUdlng with Ood." 6:00, Servicemen's Club. 7:00. vesper service at Camp White for young people. 730, evening worship. Sermon, "Broken Cisterns." Calendar of events: Wednesdsy, 3:00, Loyal Women's class meeting. Wednesday. 7:60. official board meeting. ' Thursday, 7:60, choir rehearsal. Seventh-Day Adventlat Churrta Corner Edwards and Beatty Sts. O. A. Thorn peon. Pastor. Saturday, 10 a. m.. Sabbath achool: 11:30 a. m.. sermon by Elder Strever, 6 p. m. Missionary Volunteers meet ing- Wednesdsy, 7:46 p. m, prayer meeting. First Baptist Chnrch Fifth and N. Central Sts. Wolford A. Dawes. Minister. Bible school, 6:46. CI for an Morning worship 11 o'clock. Bar on. "Unto The Coming Of The Lord." Special muato by the choir. Young Peopla'e groupe meet at 640. Evening worship. 740. Sermon. "The Enemy Within Our Oates." Song service. Special musts. Fellowship service following the evening meeting, to which the servloe men and their companions are espe cially invited. Presbyterian Chnrch Holly at Eighth Street Harry Hansen, Minister Sabbath achool. 6:46. Our new type lesson mstertals art attracting much favorable attention- Worship. 11am. Sow by Helen Webb. Sermon: "Asperetton." Junior object sermon for the children. Young people's meeting, 7 p. m. Service men welcome. Myron Oeston will be leader. Circle meetings Tuesday. Fun an nouncements in bulletin. , Mid-week prayer-fellowship Inc. Wedneeday, 740 p. m. nursery class for children during church hour Sundsy morning. St. Peter's Lutheran Chnrch (Synodlcal Confsrenee) (English) W. Msln and Portland Ave. any O. Y-ung, Pea tor. Sunday school, 6:46 o'clock. Divine worship. 11 o'clock. Theme: "Present Your Bodies A Living sac rlflos Onto Ood." The AAL regular quarterly business and sodsl meeting will be held Tues day at 6 p. m. In Sundsy school room. Mrs. John Hueners, hostess. Illustrated Blbl lecture for young and old Wednesdsy at 8 p. m. Ladles' Aid meets Thursday. 3 p. m Visitors always welcome. Assemblies Of Ood (Pull Oospel Church) Rev. Harry O. Downey, pastor. Sundsy services: Sunday achool, 6:46 a. m. Clsi for all ages Worship. 11 a. m. Message by I tor. "My Responsibility." Christ's Ambassadors (young peo ple), 6:45 p. m. Evangelistic eervlee, 7-46 p. Message by pastor, "But We See Jesus." Wednesday, prayer meeting, 7:46. Friday, devotional service 7:46. You have a persons! invitation to any or all of these service a. Chore 1 Christ A- EUnvore Johnson. Minister Sunday morning aarfloa. 1040. Sub ject: -Praysr." Bujsday evening service, ran. bud- Jset: "The Beginning, the Progress. and the End of the Christian uie.- Werlneerlay evanlw the study will be "The Oospel According to Luke." Come warship with us. Christian Charch (Phoenix. Ore.) Charts Manas. Pastor. Sunday achool, 10 a. as. Worship, 11a.m. Topic, "He Whom Thou loved la Sick." Ssrvlos 740 p. as. Topio. "Forbid den Ssckcloth." Everyone la welcome. THALLER TOW HATIOsti San Francisco, Jan. t UfT Extra gasoline rations wilt be) given western workers who must tow their trailers to new location! for living quarters, tbe OPA announced today. Ess Man Tribune Want Ada. Preehvterlaa Jackson vllle-PhoenU Parish. Lawrence H. V tchelmore. Pastor, 10 a. m, Bible school. 11 a. m. Phoenix, the Rev. Pre srlck Apple ton, recently returned mis sionary from the Philippines, la guest spesker. With his wife and family be returned to the United States shortly before Pearl Harbor. Covered dish dinner In church parlors after servloe. 7 p. m. Jackson vine. Christian En deavor. Second study In Old Testa ment. There will be light refresh- men ua. g p. m, Jacksonville. Mr. Ml tchel more will speak on "Life Presses Onward." Special music provided by choir directed by Raymond Cooks. Wedneedsv 7:30 p. m, Bible study at Jacksonville). Thursday, 7 p. m, Bible study at Jacksonville; 8 p. m, choir rehearsal. COLDS FIGHT MISERY I where you feel it-rub throat, chest and back with ume-teatea WICKS V MspoRub vs. Central Avenue Chnrch of Christ Kenneth W. Knox, Minister I Central and Jackson Bible school. 9:46, with ft, A. Russell, superintendent. In charge of the program. Morning worship, 11 o'clock. The Lord's Supper served to all Christians each first dsy of the week. Sermon subject: "The Purpose of the Lord's Supper." Christian Endeavor beginning at 640. Marie Fraley will be the leader for the evening lesson. Evening evangelistic service. 7:30 Sermon subject: "The Persecuted Church." All are Invited to these aervloes. Service men are especially welcome. Charch of the Nszarens Hotly at First Speaking both tunes from the local pulpit Sunday. Fred M. Weathsrford will be heard at 10:46 a. m. on "The Oospel In Person": at 740 p. m.. be speaks on Three Modem Evils." Music for the dsy under direction of John Eby, Mrs. Ethel Kornstad, or ganist. Sunday school, 9:46 a. m.. Mrs. Clara Caulklns, superintendent. The classes are manned by capable teach ers suited to all ages. Three fine young people's groups meet at 6:30 p. m. These groups pre sent messages of spiritual thrift and moral worth to young people. A special Invitation to men in uni form and the public at large. Apostolic Faith Chnrch Rev. C. W. Frost, Pastor Comer 3rd St. and N. Central Ave. 940, Sunday school. Clsssea for all agea Special music provided by the young people. 11, Morning worship. Coma and en joy an old-fashioned gospel service. 7:46. Evening evangelistic meeting. Musics program preceding this serv ice will Include: orgsn prelude, "Agnes Det." by Blast, played by Mies Naomi Frost; violin-ceiio-piano tno, "Calm As the Night." by Carl Bohm; orchestra, "Ablds with Me," an. by Oeo. D. Barnard, and "The Lost Chord." by Arthur Sullivan; LeRoy Neff. director. 8:00. Mid-week meetings Tuesday, Thursday and Friday nights. No collections. Everybody welcome. First Methodist Church Main and Laurel Streets Louis C. Klrby, Minister Sunday school, 9:46 a. m., B. J Neumann, superintendent. General assembly to celebrate Victory day. Worship. 11 a. m. Dr. S. E. Fatr ham. gueet speaker. Choir anthem: "The Heavens Arc Telling, ooio 'Bless This House," Mrs. Howard Bush. Trustees and charter members will participate In burning of mort gage. 13:60 t. m.. Victory basket dinner. Clergymen of Medford and Methodist chaplains tnvtted as guests. Rev. Josenh Knotts. tosstmaster. Evening service. 7:30 p. m. Post Chapel choir of SO male voices will sing Dr. Falrham will preach. At the close of the evening servloe the army men will be entertained. Youth services. 6:80 p. m. Offlclsl board meets Tuesday, 740 p. m. 1 8amt Mark's (Episcopal) If. Oekdsle and Fifth Herald O. Gardner. B. D, Rector First Sundsy In Epiphany: 8 a. m.. Holy communion. 9:46 a. n. Church school. 1. Schuler, superintendent. Junior choir. 11 a. m.. Morning prayer and ser mon by Chaplain Dean Stevenson of the 91st Division. Senior cnoir, Nursery In parish hall for young children. - Monday, 6:80. Supper meeting of Altar Oulld In pariah houee with in stallstlon of officers. 740 p. m. Junior Oulld meets at tbe rectory, 48 Quince etreet. Wedneedey, 4 p. m. Rehearsal junior choir. Thursday, ":48 p. m. Rehearsal of senior choir. Frldsy. 10:30. 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